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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1938

Page

11

Local Church and Community Notices from Ann Arbor Area

Eastern Standard Time schedule notes tease church activities and meetings. Local pastors and congregants are listed with service times, Sunday schools, and Wednesday prayer meetings. Community updates mention visits, travel, snow and ice work, and social gatherings among families in Clare Harrison Midland Alma Mt. Pleasant and Ver

J. H. Stinchcombe Ronald Barton Morrison Francis Thomas and Sons Jim Larry Hlmer Clute Ome Harrison Lyman Frisby Clear Lake Cecil Davison Clare Gerald Green Alma Chas. Graham Mr. Finch Ira Badger John Henry

Masonic Lodge Event Noted In Brief Entry

Brief OCR note mentions R. Tyndall Haupt and A accompanying an event at the Masonic Lodge on Tuesday evening with unclear details.

Marion High Teams Win Two Tight High School Games

Friday night action saw Marion Independent teams triumph in two close contests. The home squad edged Farwell 19-9 after a tight third quarter 11-9, then pulled away late in the final period. The locals used deeper bench to defeat the Local Indies 27-23, despite five-man opposition throughout.

Marion T Ta 16 Agate Farwell Marion Independents

Farwell Woman's Club Hosts Noted Meeting

The Farwell Woman's Club held an engaging meeting at the library on Tuesday evening January elev enth with Mrs. Stanley Glass as hostess. Mrs. Georgia Littlefield arranged and read sketches on notable American figures, Ina Davison presented poems from Sandburg and Untermeyer, Miss Florence Bailey performed two piano numbers. Ruth Tyndall directed an English lesson praised as fun and valuable. Refreshments were served after adjournment.

Farwell Woman’s Club Stanley Glass Georgia Littlefield Ina Davison Sandburg Untermeyer Florence Bailey Ruth Tyndall

Farwell State Savings Bank Elects Officers

At the annual meeting on January 11 Farwell State Savings Bank elected officers and directors. Officers include Gerald E. Lamb as President Edward B. Glass as First Vice President Charles A. Graham as Second Vice President and Frank I. Littlefield as Third Vice President Allen R. Granam as Cashier Bernard Schofield as Assistant Cashier. Directors named are Gerald E. Lamb Edward B. Glass Charles A. Graham Frank I. Littlefield Allen R. Granam and Bernard Schofield.

Farwell State Savings Bank Gerald BD. Lamb Edward 28. Glass Chas. A. Graham Naaistin F Tittlefield Ayigge Wy Cashier Allen R. Gratiai Qeastie Cashier Bernard “Schofield Jin Gerald E. Lamb Edward B. Glass Chas Ay ‘Graham Franklin I. Littlefield Allen R. Granam Bernard Schofield

Corning Lodge Installs Officers In Evening Ceremony

During the open installation of Corning Lodge officers, Worshipful Master Bernard Scho field and others were installed. Officers named include Senior Warden Harold Rees, Junior Warden Russell T. Tyndall, Secretary John T. Palmer, Treasurer Franklin F. Littlefield, Stewards Cecil Davison and Wilmot J. Carpenter, Senior Deacon Thomas R. Brooks, and Junior Deacon Don R. Luce. H. W. Brown conducted the installation after a dinner that 65 people attended.

Corning Lodge Bernard Scho

Smooth sumac offers multiple farm uses and remedies

The smooth sumac shrub, eight to twelve feet tall, provides tannin from leaves and bark, berries for traditional remedies, oil for candles, and wine or tonic drinks from the berries. It is noted for diverse seasonal value as a colorful, usable plant.

Card of Thanks for Frank Babcock’s family

Gratefully acknowledging expressions of kindness and sympathy during illness and death of husband and father Frank Babcock. Special thanks to Farwell businessmen and to Rev. Dave for comforting words.—Mrs Biffie Babcock and family, Mrs Flora Pawel, and Bertha Babcock.

Frank Farwell Dave Biffie Babcock Flora Pawel Bertha

Farwell School Budget Cuts and Lunch Program Beginnings

The Farwell school district faces a 16 percent funding reduction from the Thatcher-Saur act resulting in 92 percent of operating costs coming from non tax sources. Hot lunches start January 10 with meals priced under three cents per dish and student tickets issued. a library ladies group reports progress on a quilt and plans a quilting bee with a February meeting marking the association's sixty fifth anniversary.

Thatcher-Saur Farwell Board of Education Supt. of Public Instruction Farwell School Crawford Wren Library Association Ladies Library Association Alice Henry The Library Association

Illustrative cancer lecture and local notices

Mrs G E Lamb Mrs Carl Updegraff and Mrs L S Brown attended an illustrated cancer lecture by Dr Bishop at Glare High School Auditorium last week. Hattie Woodruff Carpenter a former Farwell resident died suddenly at her Muskegon home. B W Brown moved groceries to his own building and will open a store soon. Mr and Mrs Aaron Irwin and others left by auto and trailer to visit Florida and southern states. Woman's club hosted by Mrs Nellie Glass at the Library. C E B Ss regular meeting and initiation Friday evening. The Library Penny Party Saturday Riteatine Library

Warren Jones Big Rapids and Jr Harold Sproul Atd Family Birch Frank Babcock Wook Misa Walther Wood Clare J. H. Stinthcombe Detroit Scott Hoth Almont Carrie Godfrey Midland George Surrey Township Henry House Layle Smith Walter Thurow Fairview Agnes Stanley Alma James Stanley Martha Fuller Mt. Pleasant W.C. Fuller Richard Whitaker Barbara Micheal McAlvey G. E. Lamb Carl Updegraff L. S. Brown Bishop Glare High School B.W. Brown Glare Aaron Irwin Hiverett Irwin Florida Gaylord Caszatt Williamston Caszatt Mae Lyons Walton School Darrel West Flint St. Henry’s Rectory Walter Tomaszewski Burdette O’connor Fosebush Chamber of Commerce H. F. Fraser Wesley Fraser Auburn Heights Geo. House Sylvester Wentworth General Hospital Rosebush John Pedroc Steve Zemko Don Smith Cadillac Allen Roy Matteson Delwin Basil Morrison Canada Joseph Horan Patrick Battle Clifford Mitterspaugh Pontiac James Walton J. ¥. Johnston Faith East Dearborn Johnston Florence Joseph Gross Herbert Paul Weidman Blanchard of Jackson Lee Westfall John Demsky John Wallace Youths Temperance Council Geo. Johnston Wm. N. Morrison Giseldd M. H Orrin First Floyd ‘Thompson M. BE Lorraine Sandra Schultz Hiva Lee McIntosh Mass. Gordon McIntosh Reginald McBride Elm Grove A. Purdy F. Hinkle Koontz Wm. Hawkins Powell McIntosh Albert Madison Moores Crossing Harry Tracy Frank Calkins Volney Davis P. J. Lerner Jas. Turow

Revealed Ocean Bed at Mont Saint Michel

A large area of the ocean bed, about a hundred square miles, is exposed as the tide recedes at Mont Saint Michel in France. When the tide returns, it comes in rapidly.

Mont Saint Michel France

Grain and Produce Prices from Clare Hay Market

The list shows produce items including wheat rye oats and barley with prices and quantities. It notes beans red light red and dark varieties and lists Samborn Produce and Prime Veal spring lambs fowls hides and other market goods with quoted prices and unit terms.

Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co Hogi

Rosebush Ice Carnival Draws Crowds In Mt Pleasant

Rosebush residents attended an ice carnival in Mt Pleasant on Sunday, described as a lively, amusing outing for youth. The column records social visits, a January 5 birthday party for Phyllis Denton, community gatherings, and local errands, with notes on church services and a librarian meeting.

Bats in Women's Hair Myth Debunked by Records

A cautious note says no documented cases of bats in women’s hair. The article states women reportedly hold this superstition despite lack of on record instances.

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Souith Ann Arbor Pythian Sisters Church of Jesus Latter Day Saints Arte We Hilder R. B. McGuire T. Soria Church OF God Mary E. House Methodist Church George P. Stanford Meppy Frank Rawson L. Denton Sadie Vernon L. Oblighter Jim Rawson Guy Murrey Joseph Penick the Farwell State Savings Bank Michigan Banking Department Michigan Financial Institutions United States Total Capital Account Cis Allen R Gratam Caphier Do Aglemaly Allen R. Graham Chas, A Graham Cot Epg Gerd B. Lamb Léegie R. Shear Pen Eease Superior School Street Hugh Noble Grand’s Club Minnie Dell Hattie Woodruff Carpenter Muskegon Woman's Club Nellie Glass C. EB. Ss the Library Penny Party Riteatine Library Thura Hampshire Robert Shull Clare Phone Bradway Bob Stanton Tax Land Service Lansing Dover Philip van Conant TW. C. van Conant Hattie M. Dennis H. P P. Ff Creguer 5Th Street Clare Sentinel Laker Lake On Us-10 Chester Wm. Kapplinger Five Lakes Chris Reger Maple St 7Th St Eugene Wiley Gouth Ogal Hagegart Walter Harpster Wm. Phillips Mannie Sutton Fred Timm North McEwan St Earl Foss Crystal Bakery West Wheaton Avenue Theo. G. Bowler A. J. Morgan Sentinel Office Jerry Callihan Market Report Grain and Feed V. Jackson Mee Neneenane West Sixth St Mma Youman Florence Parish West Th St Andersonville School Poland G. Nass Rawleigh Rawleigh’s Dept Freeport Sentinel Washington Saginaw, Michigan Notich Wade Clare al Samborn J. W. Dunlop Clare Hardware & Furniture Co Samborn Produce Co Millenbach Bros. CO
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